Fungi Friday : A bunch of cup mushrooms and some white mushrooms

This is one of my contributions to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw hopefully I can always give my best from the previous day.

yesterday afternoon when I visited one of the oil palm plantations in my area, I saw that there was an oil palm tree that had died due to being hit by a landslide, and it looked very old, the beauty of it was that I saw that there was a lot of fungus growing on the tree.

and you can see from the umbrella that it is aligned, it can be predicted that this mushroom will grow in a short period of time, it will certainly wilt very easily.

on other stems I also saw the same mushrooms but they didn't grow too much

I also don't know whether this mushroom is edible, usually every mushroom that grows on oil palm tree trunks can be eaten

In every oil palm plantation there is definitely a pile of fronds neatly arranged after harvesting the palm fruit, and that's where I found a unique group of bowl mushrooms.

I was a little scared and wary when I looked at the pile, until finally I found something beautiful, they were growing very much on one tree's midrib.

as I mentioned earlier, they look like small bowls, which are brown and have rough hairs on the outside, and on the inside of the bowl there are two or three seeds that look like stones, but they are not stones

Some of my shots from the side clearly show the rough hairs on the outside of this mushroom. This mushroom is a little difficult to find, and is included in the mushroom species Cyathus striatus , or some people call it bird's nest mushroom, perhaps because of its shape

Those are some mushrooms that I can share with all my friends in today's Friday edition full of mushrooms.

Camera	Poco x3 Pro
Location	Aceh, Indonesia
Category	Macro photography
Editing	Lightroom
Objeck	mushrooms
Photographer	@vikar